Flowers might be nature’s little show offs, but you won’t catch us complaining. With their endless colors, shapes, and scents, they’ve been prized by artists, poets, and even scientists for centuries. In fact, tulips were once so valuable they caused an actual financial craze in 17th-century Holland—talk about flower power! Luckily, our flower coloring pages won’t cost you a thing. So grab your markers and download your favorite free coloring pages today!
Flowers come in all shapes and sizes, so it’s only fitting that our collection of flower coloring pages follows suit. You’ll find a variety of blooms like roses, daisies, peonies, hibiscus, and so many more! These sheets are the perfect activity for spring and summertime crafts for kids at home or school.
How to Download Coloring Pages
Each coloring sheet is a high-resolution letter size printable PDF you can color one of two ways: on paper, or digitally. Instructions for downloading free coloring pages are below.
Download and Print
- Click the coloring page you like. The link will open a PDF in a new window.
- Save the file to your computer, or print the page. Now you can get coloring right away!
Download and Color Digitally
- Click the coloring page you like. The link will open a PDF in a new window.
- Save the file to your computer or tablet.
- Open the file in your favorite coloring app. To color in Procreate, check our Guide to Coloring in Procreate for a quick tutorial on how to get set up.
All coloring pages are for personal, non-commercial use only.
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Quick Tips and Tricks
One way to make your flower coloring pages stand out is by adding water drops. Adding a few here and there to the petals can bring a touch of realism to your rendering.
If you think creating a water drop is hard, well, get ready to be proven wrong. If you have five minutes and the patience of a toddler, you’ll do just fine.
Below are the step-by-step instructions for how to draw water drops in Procreate.
For this exercise, you’ll need four colors plus white. You don’t have to match the hues used in the tutorial, but keep the tones similar.
- Start with your second lightest color (not white) and use the monoline pen to draw an oval.
- Fill the oval.
- Switch to your lightest color (again, not white). Turn on Alpha Lock on the layer. Using the soft airbrush, draw a sweeping highlight from top right to bottom left. Think of the motion you make when drawing a smile.
- Now change to your second darkest color. Starting from the top right again, add shadows using the soft airbrush. This time, you’ll want your lines to curve in the direction of a frown.
- Choose your darkest color. On a new layer under the oval, draw a smile shape using the monoline pen. Close the shape, fill it, and apply a gaussian blur.
- Using white, add a highlight.
Now you’ve got shiny, realistic water drops to add to your floral artwork!
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